CANMB8 CANNECT Installation File NECT ae VW Caddy 2010 > Vehicle CAN Bus Location Remove the lower steering column cover to expose the loom to the wiper / indicator controls. ‘The CAN bus wiring is a twisted pair of wires, coloured as below: CAN HI = ORANGE / GREEN CAN LO = ORANGE / BROWN CANM8 CANNECT HIGHBEAM Wiring Instructions HIGHBEAM Wire Wire Connection Point Or Output Function CAN Hi Connection : Vehicle CAN HI wire ‘CAN LO Connection : Vehicle CAN LO wire Connect via a5 Amp fuse to a PERMANENT 12V sup) point ‘12v when High Beam is on WHITE High Beam Output Testing The Installation Connect the interface to the plug-in wiring harness and turn the vehicles ignition ‘on’ ‘The CANNECT interface switches on automatically when CAN activity is detected. The interface has an LED status indicator next to the connection plug, which will illuminate GREEN when valid CAN data has been identified by the interface. When the vehicle is moving, the GREEN LED will lash to indicate that CAN Bus High Beam information is being processed. If the LED indicator is illuminated RED for more than 10 seconds, the interface is functioning but, cannot identify the vehicle. It is very important that the interface is only connected to the vehicle CAN Bus wiring at the connection point location detailed at the top of the page. If the LED remains solid RED, please disconnect and re-connect the unit from the harness with the ignition on, If the LED fails to illuminate or flash, there is a power connection problem - recheck the connections. Ifthe LED flashes RED continuously, the interface is powered but is not reading CAN data. Check the interface CAN HI and CAN LO connections are the correct way around, Also check that these wires are connected to the CAN Bus wires as detailed above, ‘The CANNECT interface automatically switches off when the vehicle CAN Bus is inactive. This can be tested by removing the keys from the ignition, closing all vehicle doors and switching all auxiliary equipment ‘off. The interface LED should extinguish within 60 seconds.